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Ruzzle wrote:

"Spring."
It's like Winter came back for one day and just slapped us and ran.

We had a very seamless transition between Summer and Fall, at first it was 38º C (100.4º F), then it became cloudy. The next morning, I wake up and it was raining as heck. Then, by 10 O' clock, rain stopped and it was sunny again. But with 14º C (57.2º F).

Was anybody able to see the eclipse?

The peoples rimpa

No
Sorry. Been busy
Lots of stuff is over though

The peoples rimpa wrote:

No
Sorry. Been busy
Lots of stuff is over though

Is it all ogre now?

Hackleberry islands

Spaztislavia wrote:

Is it all ogre now?

Its not ogre. It's never ogre.

Herodas

Relond wrote:

Hello there fellow neighboring countries. I am new here!

Welcome, pal!

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Sandwich territories

Relond wrote:

Hello there fellow neighboring countries. I am new here!

Welcome to Kennan!

How's everyone? Enjoying a 4-day-weekend over here.

Hackleberry islands

Spaztislavia wrote:

How's everyone? Enjoying a 4-day-weekend over here.

Things are good, but the snow refuses to melt.

Vinco

Four day weekend? Lucky... we have MCAS this week. It's a really long test that tests your strength in certain subjects. This year it's English... and we have to write a long essay. On the plus side, we're going to reach 60 Fahrenheit on Wednesday.

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Hackleberry islands

Vinco wrote:

Four day weekend? Lucky... we have MCAS this week. It's a really long test that tests your strength in certain subjects. This year it's English... and we have to write a long essay. On the plus side, we're going to reach 60 Fahrenheit on Wednesday.

And I'm going to Boston for a Model United Nations conference Friday to Sunday. And we're currently planning on going to McGill University in Montreal, Canada next year for another one. So I'm quite excited for this week.

I also learned that there are "stinging trees" in Australia that when touched, release neurotoxin that causes extreme pain for possibly weeks if left untreated. One individual described it as being lit on fire, and electrocuted at the same time. Another British soldier shot himself when he used it as makeshift toilet paper.

nopenopenopenopenotgoingtoaustralianopenopenopenope

Samukan and Ruzzle

Ruzzle

Hackleberry islands wrote:

And I'm going to Boston for a Model United Nations conference Friday to Sunday. And we're currently planning on going to McGill University in Montreal, Canada next year for another one. So I'm quite excited for this week.

I also learned that there are "stinging trees" in Australia that when touched, release neurotoxin that causes extreme pain for possibly weeks if left untreated. One individual described it as being lit on fire, and electrocuted at the same time. Another British soldier shot himself when he used it as makeshift toilet paper.

nopenopenopenopenotgoingtoaustralianopenopenopenope

I've always wanted to go to a model UN :D
Sounds fun.

Hackleberry islands wrote:

And I'm going to Boston for a Model United Nations conference Friday to Sunday. And we're currently planning on going to McGill University in Montreal, Canada next year for another one. So I'm quite excited for this week.

I also learned that there are "stinging trees" in Australia that when touched, release neurotoxin that causes extreme pain for possibly weeks if left untreated. One individual described it as being lit on fire, and electrocuted at the same time. Another British soldier shot himself when he used it as makeshift toilet paper.

nopenopenopenopenotgoingtoaustralianopenopenopenope

I've always wanted to go to one of those too. I have friends who went a couple years ago, but my school doesn't offer it to us.

OMG neurotoxical toilet paper.

Ryzzle

Spaztislavia wrote:

I've always wanted to go to one of those too. I have friends who went a couple years ago, but my school doesn't offer it to us.

OMG neurotoxical toilet paper.

Schools offer that?!
I need to figure that out, I remember my teacher mentioned it.

Hackleberry islands

Ryzzle wrote:

Schools offer that?!
I need to figure that out, I remember my teacher mentioned it.

They do. A good chunk of high schools and universities do so.

Vinco

Im joining again next year Hackle, so if the sign ups for McGill are this year, mention me :P

The peoples rimpa

Hackleberry islands wrote:

Things are good, but the snow refuses to melt.

I wish we had snow.
It all melted by mid-Feb

Sandwich territories

The peoples rimpa wrote:

I wish we had snow.
It all melted by mid-Feb

No worries, I will send you all of my snow if you'd like. Free of charge, too.

Ruzzle

Hackleberry islands

The peoples rimpa wrote:

I wish we had snow.
It all melted by mid-Feb

PLEASE TAKE ALL OF OUR SNOW.

- New England

Ruzzle

The peoples rimpa wrote:

I wish we had snow.
It all melted by mid-Feb

I wish we had snow, it all melted by... mid-1980s

Ruzzle

Hackleberry islands wrote:

PLEASE TAKE ALL OF OUR SNOW.

- New England

It was 55 degrees. One day.
Then..
the uhm...
well, not fire.
But snow nation attacked.
10/10

Vinco

Does anyone at our school know where we're going in the morning tomorrow? Someone mentioned homeroom, but I'd think we'd go straight to the testing rooms.

Hackleberry islands